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Brooklyn Children’s Museum is continuing its legacy of joyful learning with help from a $25,000 grant from the Nissan Foundation.

Young Brooklyn residents are making an impact by running a market that combines food access with workforce development.

A celebration of legacy and local resilience took center stage in Flatbush as Brooklyn’s Phi Beta Sigma chapter recognized BunNan, a Haitian restaurant.

More than 150 City University of New York faculty and staff rallied on Thursday to demand the reinstatement of four Brooklyn College faculty members in what the union says was due to their public advocacy for Palestinian rights.

A Bay Ridge resident was indicted for allegedly stealing COVID-19 relief funds and submitting fraudulent election petitions, according to the Brooklyn District Attorney.

Over 9,000 tons of non-hazardous and contaminated soil were removed from Four Sparrow Marsh in Mill Basin.

The men orchestrated collisions on New York City highways last year in exchange for payouts from insurance companies, prosecutors said.

A 65-year-old Brooklyn woman wounded by a stray bullet while grocery shopping pleads for the shooter to come forward.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Wednesday proposed a 10 cent hike to bus and subway fares starting in January 2026. It is also proposing increasing tolls on its bridges and tunnels.